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Did They Kill Bowman 7

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2.-H the statements
made by several persons in regard to the
murder Of ex-Mayor Bowman can be
proved, George w. Voice and Patrick
O'Neal, the two East st. Louis police OH
GERS, now under arrest, charged with hav-
ing committed the crime, will doubtless be
convicted. One witness says that on the
evening Of the murder he overheard the
two officers conversing abodt the crime.
One was heard to say to the other, ''That
was pretty job, wasn't it: Caught him
right behind the ear. A clean job"
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Color In tho Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. = Ex-Minister
Langston and others are getting up Pc
tition to have colored man appointed Sec
retary of Agriculture, in case the Presi-
dent signs the bill making that depart
ment Cabinet one. Peter H. Clark, Of
Cincinnati, is mentioned as the most like
ly man. They argue that the recognition
of colored Democrat In the Cabinet
would be grand political move.
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Bomb. Throwing In Rosian

Boston, Feb. 23.-Late tonight q bomb
was thrown into North street from Ever
ett court by some unknown person and ex-
ploded with great noise. Many panes Of
glass were broken. The houses in the vi
cinity were shaken and their occupants
were so badly frightened that they rushed
into the street, expecting the buildings to
fall. Immediately after the explosion the
street was filled with smoke and strong
smell Of powder.
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Valuable Iron plseoysrx.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-The Industrial Gazetts,
Of this city, makes the announcement that
there has just been uncovered near Tusca-
loosa, Ala, bed Of red hematite iron ore
sixteen feet thick, which analyses sixty
two and half per cent. Of metallic iron,
and is believed to be the most extensive
and valuable deposit Of the kind in the
United States.
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Stranae Double POISONING.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. GA singu-
ar poisoning case is reported. Isaac Gard
ner and his wife lived alone in the western
portion of the city, but occasionally took
boarders. Last night they ate supper
alone, and in short time both became
deathly sick and were attacked with vio-
lent spells of vomiting and terrible pain.
Before physician could be summoned the
woman was dead and her husband is dy-
ing. 1t has been found that poison Of some
kind was placed in the coffee they drank.
No theory has been advanced as to how the
poison was put in the coffee.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. A.-Duringua
scufile at dance in Viroqua, Jonas Love,
drew knife and stabbed Ole Nelson fatal
ly. Tonight mob of three hundred Nor.
wegisns moved down upon the jail to
lynch the slayer. The sheriff met them on
the road and succeeded in delaying the
crowd until the murderer could be taken
away by circuitOus route to Sparta.
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No Special session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Sherman
has received personal note to-day from
the President, stating that he has conferred
with number Of Senators ON the subject.
and has reached the conclusion that there
exists NO necessity for special session OF
the Senate. He says he win call none un-
less some unforeseen contingency arises.
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ENORMOUS LAND PURCHASE.


An old Mexican Grant Of eo,oOo, 900
Bought by syndicate.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 27.-Probauly the;
most extensive private land purchaeo ever
made in this country was consummated
In this city o short time ago, and within
few weeks all the necessary papers
will be prepared and o formal claim
for possession entered. While Texas
was still province OF the Mexican
Republic certain DR.. Beales, an emil
grant from England, married native OF
Mexico, became . citiseuy and desiring TO
form colony upon the frontier, obtained
from the Mexican Government an i'm
mense grant Of land, consisting of sixty
million of acres, known as the Arkansas
grant, situated in what are now the States
Of Texas, Colorado and the Territory OF
New Mexico. Just then the war Of Texas
independence broke out, and DR.. Beales
found it impossible to establish his
colony. The grant was renewed,
however, and the treaty of Guadaloupe
Hidalgo being SO framed rs to protect
those holding grants from the Mexican
Government, DR.. Beales retained
possession Of his land Before
he was able to carry out his plans
for forming colony he died, and the grant
passed to his minor children. They did
not, however, appreciate the value of
the land, and no part Of it has ever been
SOLD Now a company Of American
capitalists, Rufus Hatch being among
the number, have obtained the title
to the land from the heirs, and will, it Is
said, take possession thereof in short
time. The grant covers district in North
western Texas, Northeastern New Mexico
and Southeastern Colorado, embracing in
all more than sixty million acres, but prior
grants will reduce this to about fifty mill
lion. Those interested in the purchase will
not ut present make public the exact
boundaries.
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Bio Saie.Blowlno lob.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Information comes
from Gainesville, the county seat of Ozark
County, in this State, that some time dur
ing Friday night last the safe in the store
of Wood a. Reed was blown open by burg
lars and robbed Of $4,000 belonging to the
county, and several hundred dollars, the
property of individuals, who had placed it
there for safe-keeping.
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Henry Georges Legacy.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 25.-Ths will of
George Hutchins, Of Ancora, N. Y, who
left $4,000 to Henry George for the dis
semination Of Mr.. Georges writings, was
admitted to probate to-day at Camden,
after contest by relatives of Hutchins.
Mr.. George has, however, agreed to make
an amicable settlement with the heirs.
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Prince Alexander Mas the SMALLPOX.

BERLIN, Feb. A.-It is ascertained that
Prince Alexander of Battenburg, the de-
posed King Of Bulgaria, who was reported
yesterday, to be lying i'll with gastric
fever at his fathers house, in Darmstadt,
has the smallpox.
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THE AWFUL EARTHQUAKES.
Over 1900 People Killed In One Dis
trict Alone.

ROME, Feb. M.-Details have been re-
ceived this morning of the results of the
earthquakes yesterday showing that the
effects were far more serious than was
thought. The loss Of life and destruction
of property is learned to have been terri
BILE. The most startling news comes from
the Genoese Riviera. Over 1,5O0 people
were killed in that district. At the viii
lage Of Bajardo, situated at the top Of
hill, number of the inhabitants took ref
uge in church when the shocks were
first felt. A subsequent and greater shock
demolished the church, and 800 people who
were in it were killed. The destruction Of
property in the sections of Italy visited by
the earthquakes was immense and wide
spread.
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THE DUNHAM TRAGEDY.
The Injured Wife Describes the killing of
Her Husband and Babe.


WARSAW, IND, Feb 25.-Mrs. Durham,
the wife of the man who was 80 foully
murdered, with her child, near here three
weeks ago, is rapidly convalescing, but is
lot yet able to make statement that
would be accepted in court, but she is well
enough to converse intelligently about
the horrible affair, and states
that she aud her husband were in
the barn doing the evening chores when
Plew came in, and after few words at
tackled her husband. She became fright
ened and ran in the house. In few min
utes Plew came in and struck her, and she
fell to the floor insensible. The last she
can remember is hearing the agonizing
screams Of her child, which was after
wards found with its throat cut Plew
will not have preliminary trial until she
is able to make full nd complete state
ment Of the whole affair.
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Dead for 4 Dollar.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Jos. w. Hesse,
aged twenty-five, of $50 Disquith street,
was committed to the city Jail on February
22 in default OF payment Of one dollar fine
and costs for disturbing the pence. This
morning he tore up one OF the sheets of
his prison cot and hanged himself.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. S-First Comptroller
Durham has decided that there Ii no law
under which duplicate bond can be issued
to the resident Of Chicago who recently
swallowed d 900 coupon bond, in order,
% he said, to prevent its falling in the
hands Of burglars.
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Michigan State Convention.

DETROIT, Feb. S.-The Republican State
Convention met in this city to-day and
nominated the following ticket: For su-
preme court justices, short term, James
B. Campbell; long term, Charles d. Lung
For regents Of the State University, Il. W.
Butterfield and Charles Hebbard.
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A DuIIdIse ier NEEDY anI saskey.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2b.-Noody and Sankey,
the Evangelists, are to have built for them
In Chicago BY wealthy residents, build
ing costing ea60000, in which they will
wrestle with the wicksdness infesting that
city. There win also be carried on there .
sschool for training Christian workers."
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-"Prisoner 1t the bar" said the
Judge, 'as there any thing you wish to
say before sentence II passed upon
you :" mo, jedge, thsre y nothin' !
care 70 ssy. but y you'll clear away The
tables and chairs long snough for me
to thrash my lawyer, you can give ms
. year or two extsy."-Psek
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Mayor Hewitt and the Knioht,.

New YORK, Feb. 23,-In q letter Of re-
gret to the New York Southern Society's
banquet, Mayor Hewitt pronounces against
the Knights Of Labor as organized. His
letter to the Brooklyn banquet Tuesday
night was suppressed, as Governor Hill
had declined to be present IL it was read.
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Eseaps d : cselemnel Murdersr.

BRIDsswAY, Pa, Feb. A.-Willism p.
Busch, who 10 under death sentence for
the murder of his brother some months
ago. escaped from jail this morning by al-
reward of $500 10 offered BY the sheriff for
his arrest, dead or alive.
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The Lesaa Burial piass.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25-Mrs. Logan has So
.ected the center of the circle Of the north
end Of South Park for burial place for
herself and General Logan, and site for
the monument TO General Logan.
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Pelles Csmmlssloasrs Deuaesd.

oflcers this afternoon bounced the present
Board Of Police Commissioners, and ap-
pointed in their stead John b. Elan, Mich
olas Ruckle and VIM. Henderson.
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Run Dov,a by cars.

PIrTsBuRGH, Feb. 28.-When Q freight
train arrived in Allegheny, Pa, this morn
ing, the msngled body Of Q man still
breathing, was found on the pilot Of the
engine. He died few hours later. He
had been run down with two others ct
Beaver Falls, twenty-five miles away.
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AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. 25.-The State Senate
to-day voted 81 to to submit the question
Of prohibition amendment to the consti-
tuition to popular vote ON the first Thurs
day Of August next.
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As goldsmiths and jewellers the
Persians are expert and jewelry is by
10 means the exclusive luxury Of the
rich. In tho first place it is cheap.
The most skillful jewellers are glad to
work for two shillings day and the
profit they can make on the very small
amount Of solder they are permitted to
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A New Invention.

WASHINGTON, Feb. &C. f. Egan, q
young Ohio inventor, claims to have per-
fected q system by which vessels at sea
can communicate with each other, or with
land, by the human voice, without regard
to distance
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"A certain little fellow was asked
the other day why he SO loved q great
Newfoundland dog. and the little fell
low answered. very promptly: 'Be-
cause Hero is the best Christian I
know. He's never mean" This boy
had the same feeling about his four.
footed friend as had that reverend
preacher IN Milton who used to pray
for "man and the more worthy beast :"
Boston Post.
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FIHDLAy, o., Feb. 2.-Anothsr boomer
gas well Wa struck st Walker, nine miles
north Of this city, this evening. The dow
y estimated st eight million cubic fssA
daily. Ths weliis he property Of Hon. 4
D. Heupk su1 y pext y The sfsst Ksrs.
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Fssa O. JsAa 10 Lean.

TOPEKA, KAN, Feb. 1.-THE House Of
Representatives in Kansas passed bill
changing g. jobs County 70 Logan Coun.
". The county was namsd In honor Of
Johp p. 81. John when hs was Governor
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chjosse Nvrses are MOI Darred.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s-Attorney General
Garland has given an opinion to the Treas
ury Department, that the Chinese restric-
tion act does not apply to Chinese women
who accompany other immigrsnts to this
country in the capacity Of nurses or SER
yants.
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An Overdose Of Choral.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Feb. 27.-Frank Fay
was found dead in his room at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, having taken an overdose
OF chloral.
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CALAIS, Me-, Feb. A.-Snow has fallen
here all day. 1t is the hardest storm Of
the season. Trains delayed.
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EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
The Riviera the ecsne of q Fright
full Catastrophe.

Hundreds Of Persons Lying Dead In the
Ruins-Leghorn. Geneva. Milan, Toulan
and Other Large Places visited.
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acteo as MS VICE president, and who is
very happy among his books and trout
streams in Maine, and the other is Simon
Cameron, who is now in the lBermudss for
his health.
BAN JONES says, "David was great sim
ner, but David was q magnificent re.
penter." And when the compositor made
him say David was q magnificent ire
peater," Samuel waved wroth.
AN Illinois school teacher has married
girl whom he whipped so severely some
years ago that he was arrested and fined
young woman has at last got even.
A yoUR-YEAR-oLD child in Coalport, Pa,
has, apparently, no bones. It folds its
legs behind its head as readily As other
persons fold their arms in the same place;
1t uses it, feet to scratch its head quite as
often as 1t uses its hands, and comforts ito
body in most remarkable way.
A BRooKLYN alderman 10 accused of
wearing bit Of plate glass Is diamond.
TIE mother OF young woman in Oak
land, Cal, who had injured her health by
too much study, offered her ten cents for
every squirrel she would shoot The
daughter took 70 the woods, and In one
week recently shot eighty.ave squirrels,
and IL fast regsining her health.
A nxroeT 10 current that the Eastern
pfohibitionists have picked out Mr.. Phiness
3. BaSnum - their candidate for The Pres
idency IN 1666. Tho Ksnsas City Levvnas
says that the non intoxicant quality Of Nr.
0aRnum's CIRCUS lensnads, which 70 Q
strtetly cold water drink. b powerSsl
sfgyne.s g hls favor: ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

John Fresuire. of M.l3isburE y. y. Is
s2es ID. A. e.. Wells. 0f o.il Cherry Sc.
~. Carroll. ~ she Wsr,s il condned to
bl- -ooa ~ q segere attack Of sesamarisn.
Mrs- Cock II Washington ave. lss las.
evening .1 Denver. Col, l9r a three weeks
yia. sra genis.
Ne saf Nss a. p W,tsou and their
nephez NLss ~ Stead. i-ft .ast night Tor
Nev Nors and Philadelphia.
ars " A. Names. Of Detroit. IS visiting
hrr atner Armsu laumings, Of ilJ
Chnton-st. al her many friends in tho
ciry.
Pr. J. s.. f0vi,r. hes returned from the
31ltl rhere ae saerl lls Winter. and viii
oe pleased io So his trends IN his new
o1lce IN ths " tdico@so a'ock-
Mrs. Is y. RI buiond. Of this city. who
Res been at ,1r i1n- fime. hss Just ~
turned from tg0 rso1tns visit in the
southern pars Of tte state. and has rrsainea
fe-fci lsalth. She lsagss for Aiadieville
today
Frsa y PccS. who rc.urnel hone from
Chicago on roes1sr. is aoW very iil a. bis
motasrs n1ms ID Eaellm s. de i suf.
isrirs from nervous rros,sati0n. rhelna-
tisal ant q curyalgrs oi tls sPioe hss also
ceselpred.
"ben o4ts sv. he jolly conductor on he
G - 81 Railroad isii &c 8 O'Clock yester-
aag fsr N-S N-,esns. a. delegate f-0a
U.sision loz. to sstend she niDe.seath an
nial session = TIE Ur1Dt Division Of the
Oa'~roi galway Conductors.
Rev John q. DeBoun, the new pastor Of
the Holland Christian Reformed church
arrived here yesterday afternoon. aad With
tis ~ r. sili reside e. - sfate-st. They Will
he ferfer-t q reception at the rssi6encs Of
John Dgaial.n ol Lagrzye-st., this sfter-
nom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
BAUsAANA NOT GUILTY"
rs.rrsstsd on Charge of Assault and
D-ttsry-

Erzrrosted on = Charge OF Assault and
D-ttsry-
The case Of Frank Baashans. charged
with being disordsrly. vas tried in Police
Courf yesterday before a jury. Agnes Car
penter. proprietrsss Of house Of ill-fsme on
OConneils, was the complainant and
Frank WIS caargsdiwith going % her house
and raising = disturbance while attem Dtlnx
80 remove MS wife SAO vas living there
she l. tte kijty Bennett wno wa arrested
AMI convicted for stealing some articles OF
cloga ng irOm Minnie Browns q, 800
Ca1al-st. Ms. Carpenier ant tUO Of her
Urls were put upon the witness
stand "a behalf of the city aad
Hsushara and bis vile for
size defense. Coarlss E. Hoesll appeared
f5r tss io-msr and z. Al Dap sr Tor ihs lat
Ter Nr. Howell Iste a leng.hy az i-es3
% the my sri in rep'v Mr DapEcr began
a trade .. a1Iss against the police foFoe
for not "ruHing toe housre cf prostitution
anil gambling dsns He said tha, ii vas
only bg the oa-srpr.ss of The press that tie
pecf j were i1f1rmsd thsf ssaoofiug stsi-
haf occurred n gambling r0om. or ibat
gArat ng vas being carried o. tn he city.
fIs sa.d thst Agn-s Carpenter 1s3 rgn thst
vie Zen t8r tweufg-o1e years vita tus f,llE
k1os-'edss ard sanction of ti.c policy. aad
thst ste Rad dragged down thousands of
innocent Ei-s and women 20 tie lowest
teptla sf isgre 'aIcn- Nr. Howell in his
iss- n-pe2l O. tie jury sal tbat If
Nr fi8r-or knew ~ thee thou sand yaung
girls b-frx rsineo. he vas even iowsr tk8n
aov ~ fhem al be sni Nrs Carpenter
should te locked Up somewhere bY them
selves r1ers 10 one ceuli sre than Tne
I1fzss charge rss short sad ra-her vert
sesilsf Iae defendant In Eve MINUTES the
igr7 rptg-usd ssriiCt u "oof guilty..
balslaea vac Immediately rssrresis1 on
warrant ssIsd Apr'I +. On co-nriairt ot his
rfs 'l- ssssu't snt battery. Dat was re-
leased 1n 1sl o appear t9r triai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

"A TIE days Of spring srs getting warner
t5e q uts of The people inrn 20 thal s-sr
pouui ~ resort Reeds lake. snd On The ore
or tvs warm san1ays ws have had many
have been the inquiries When VII things
open % 81 fbs Laxe" The Pavilion there
has been entirely rsnodeied, another story
aided. until nov il looks Ike : vsr.rsSls
h8fet IS manar-lnsnt fhis season viii -
1n6er confroi % that best ~ catsrers ~
Charles 5wrt4snd snd uiid tte es.ers
arslars ans nissis fcr tte conilrE season.
arsni Es1.isifes hsse 51t - taae tsf
haar's ride % Es~1s ieke snf rsrF s4s.
fnsgne thernssi - a. tas ssaqi3e. The
r1rlrer 81 eecp.s who ris.f the tsFe tas
been inc easing F-rF rap1'F t0r the .ast
vesr e- fv7. in Art they haTe ever shaVa
taeuseirrs ulurs tas7 viIfnE fa AtersI
T. to e 60. sn3 4 C salfFsa a eos.
e1a are running 1u.1n ttrus - Fff. these
srms pad far srien srs unt. rs sni'r
it TFs heir sCrfan ia rrf 1rtrz TsEee ftat
~ 81 au tbs sfrsss ss ttsr ias sfef 90 rsF-
inc n8r er so ~sges so .cng as lris0 men
we're rerrnirte.f - Tors a f1e rrer ssas
- sss han tire acaIe etth rns hsr- faf3
thaf II tha ari0n men ~efe ~'tatrsra fraas
ths ~roen sheTs fteT Ner8 restore re
"a wezes -n1u'd thar t1 80 the stl ks
~ sfecf aoosf ssve~ ~ rFe persona 81
nef. 1stY 0tAsEs So BE- saassA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Nsr YORK Mss H -.ee-fsI tatt
Rev a. Z D3nneliY. p.ssor ~ 81 = eass. .
Csnua. = lo - spfo atel bv Arhs.stae
C1.f'saa - Nese GENERA - tsLs 3iscs.e
ia rars - fes lsfs Nu oann Fs.asr
ncrre asae iltr er,n asacs reasHf y
50 fas saccessor 81 fsfreF M|fIfnn ~ -h
seq hfl l8afea. te 1t rGf ens-f 2.
u.sss1g btHself ponatag rsta fee ezgishen-
arx .4 Fss sesn rffsrnett 81 ths ~
tssare e. hss 1la DssteraI ~ Nreg
a. u5 srs oka A8a e ssufe 81 kfslsaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing 1 would advise you,
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dye-
ing to take such where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. Such a
place is the "Oid and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. p Canai-ot.
y. y. Binding. lining and repairing Of
gents clothing IS done with the utmost Of
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
GRAND RAPIDS

Mas struek Gss Ia Paying oaaatittss.
Bun what Is better silll We have struck oil
aud ths town is likely 20 be flooded with
oii paintings. J. K. Wilson is seliug OIL
paintings 50 cheap that the people have
come 20 ne coue.agion that be hss struck
hOoins well OF them Al No. 81 Caaal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

THE sr tsrtainment lt Powers lsst night
vsB ss delightful a. il vas unique. TIE
cradle sones embraced t1e lgliasiss IL zen
g rerent nations sad peoples, and were
preser- -si iu costume With appropriate STAGE
safaass The vecaHsis Nho rendered them.
Mrs Tais Ms tsmpan. sud Misses Ns.,is
Cer. koe.s Mriunl- Mary l.. ltiev. sang
their tlrts STD EEoai.eut effect. Elt fhe
fsafire ~ the sr .ertslnms1t va ere sword
IriI xieru 81 teen v1ung ladies' laler
tss cacfsincF IF Miss Emma e. Noou.
The r1uar laiiss vtO we're almost ~ un,-
torm Ste. xefs tasfefunv dresse.l
go shcrf tsrs blue or back
dresses sdorned On military f.sll1a
wta essit wore hnizht of Pythiss csus
rrf .a- fEht swo-ds q{ Che knirhfs ~
rrfhies Efffrr. The sccursss snd sxitfll
,i.s~- te by them when fher BEGAN
e. usd e1I-d s0er rras3 of
aff.rHse end rhe INTEREST a1d =ut1ss. "a
cf re sldience never f1EEei e1rlnr fbe
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